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Following the first four biannual meetings on Game Theory Practice
in Genoa (Italy, 1998), Valencia (Spain, 2000), Hilvarenbeek (The
Netherlands, 2002) and Elche, (Spain, 2004), that were general in
nature, and another meeting focusing on Game Practice and the Environment,
that was held in Alessandria (Italy, 2002), the sixth meeting on Game
Theory Practice (GTP) will focus on development, natural resources
and the environment.
The purpose of the meeting is to demonstrate the usefulness of GT in these fields, as externalities among users and conflicts over allocation of basic natural resources such as land, water, and other resources are more frequent. Applications of GT techniques and methods to issues in water resource management (including transboundary water), fisheries, forestry, land management, global warming, pollution, migration (domestic and cross border), and alike, are sought. The meeting will last three days during July 10-12, 2006. It will include keynote presentations, presentations of contributed papers, round tables on joint research agenda, and several tutorials. A couple of scholarly reputable journals have been considering special issues, as well as a publisher who considers an edited book. Organizing Committee: Fioravante Patrone (University of Genova), Ariel Dinar (Johns Hopkins University), José Albiac (Centro de Investigación y Tecnología Agroalimentaria), Joaquin Sanchez-Soriano (Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche), Rashid Sumaila (University of British Columbia), Dunixi Gabiña (Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Zaragoza / CIHEAM) Scientific
Committee: Fioravante Patrone (University of Genova), Ariel
Dinar (Johns Hopkins University), Joaquin Sanchez-Soriano
(Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche), Serder Gunar
(Bilkent University), Carlo Carraro (University of Venice
and FEEM), Marc Kilgour (Wilfrid Laurier University), Michael
Maschler (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Stef Tijs (University
of Tilburg and University fo Genoa), Rashid Sumaila (University
of British Columbia), Ignacio Garcia-Jurado (University of
Santiago de Compostela), H. Peyton Young (Johns Hopkins University),
Henk Folmer (Tilburg University and Wageningen University),
Gian-Italo Bischi (University of Urbino),Vito Fragnelli (University
of Eastern Piedmont), Leon A. Petrosjan (St. Petersburg State
University), David W. K. Yeung (Hong Kong Baptist University).
The final program, including keynote
speakers, tutorials and round table, is available, together with
info on scholarships. The brochure describing
the essentials of the meeting is downloadable (pdf file). Thanks
for posting it.
The TIMETABLE and ACCEPTED CONTRIBUTIONS, are available.
PAPERS
PRESENTED IN THE MEETING, (PDF) are
available. ARTICLE
ABOUT THE MEETING APPEARED IN THE “HERALDO DE ARAGÓN” NEWSPAPER,
11 JULY 2006 (IN SPANISH) .
The financial support of the Gobierno de Aragon, Consejería de Economía, Hacienda y Empleo, is gratefully acknowledged
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